Offices to rent in Central London, London

Located in the North West corner of the Square it benefits from being in close proximity to the many exclusive bars, private clubs, cafes, restaurants and hotels of St James's.

Southbank is one of London's leading cultural hub and home to some of the capitals most renowned institutions. The building is close to Waterloo which provides direct access to Central London's four main office markets.

Located in Whitechapel on the east side of the City of London, Leman Street runs north-south from Aldgate to Royal Mint Street.

The Ivories is located on Northampton Street, close to the junction of Essex Road.

The building is located immediately adjacent to Tower Hill underground station which provides excellent access to numerous London underground and mainline services, as well as access to the Elizabeth line from December 2018.

Perfectly located in the heart of the City

King Street is located in the heart of Covent Garden, moments from Covent Garden Piazza.

The building sits in a unique riverside position in the heart of vibrant Canary Wharf. The Columbus Building is plugged into London's entire transport network.

Fenchurch Street benefits from excellent public transport links, as there are several Underground and Crossrail stations within easy walking distance, as well as major train termini offering regular fast services to London airports.

Located on the west side of Stratton Street in the heart of Mayfair. The area is renowned for its abundance of fine restaurants, bars and clubs.

City Tower is one of the most recognised and well established office addresses in Central London. The property is centrally located on the north side of Basinghall Street with a frontage onto London Wall.

The Pump House is located on Hooper Street, in the heart of Aldgate.

Austin Friars is situated in the centre of London's financial district, located just off Old Broad Street and close to luxury retail destinations, The Royal Exchange and the Bloomberg Arcade.

The building is located on the eastern side of Saffron Hill, to the south of its junction with Clerkenwell Road.

The building is located between Barbican and Farringdon stations, moments from Smithfield Market.